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Austere-This Dreadful Emptiness

This Autumn Light

"Agalloch - As Embers Dress The Sky" demo version. From the ep "From Which of This Oak"

Agalloch - As Embers Dress The Sky

Peste Noire - La mesniee mordrissoire

Peste Noire - Soleils couchants - de Verlaine

A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit

Feeble Screams From Forests Unknown

Lifelover  Mental Central Dialog

Error D.E

Lifelover - Myspys

HORNA should need no introduction. For over 20 years now, the Finnish black metal institution - founded by uber-prolific guitarist/songwriter Shatraug (SARGEIST, Behexen, et al) - have built a vast, virulent body of work beyond compare. Hailing the ancient ways, HORNA have always honored the underground with myriad EP and split releases. In the interim since their last album for W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS, 2013's critically acclaimed Askel lähempänä Saatanaa, the quintet have released two splits, with Den Saakaldte and Demonic Christ, and now arrives their highly anticipated ninth album, Hengen Tulet.

Their first album for W.T.C., Askel lähempänä Saatanaa served as a unique turning point in the HORNA canon. Not only was there a five-year gap between albums - almost an eternity in HORNA terms, considering their restless release schedule - but it was the first album to feature vocalist Spellgoth following the departure of longtime frontman Corvus. Although new to the HORNA camp, Spellgoth is a scene veteran, numbering Darkwoods My Betrothed, Black Death Ritual, and Prevalent Resistance among his resume, as well as classic session vocals for Baptism's Morbid Wings of Sathanas. With his arrival brought both a new and renewed focus to HORNA: Askel lähempänä Saatanaa brimmed with the ancient mysticism of the band's earliest work, and yet revealing new nightside shapes.

Now, with Hengen Tulet, HORNA continue to refine that approach, and yet bring back in the filthier textures of the Corvus years. Both sonicaly and songwriting-wise, Askel lähempänä Saatanaa was something of a throwback to mid '90s black metal classicism. By contrast, Hengen Tulet carries forward a similar songwriting aesthetic - surging 'n' swooshing speed, spiraling melody both majestic and malevolent - but reinvigorates a foul, fetid primitivism. It's still a supremely varied yet focused spin, compact (and caustic) as ever, but the headbanging, hard-charging tropes are surely a sign of HORNA's well-oiled machinery lately on the live front, where Spellgoth has cultivated no small amount of infamy for his penetrating performances.

The third glorious epoch of HORNA continues with Hengen Tulet, and yet further live assaults are planned for the rest of the year and next. (N.T.B.)

Format: CD, Digital (LP version at a later point)
Genre: black metal
Catalogue Nr.: W.T.C.137

Tracklist
1. Amadriada
2. Ajan Päättyessä
3. Nekromantia
4. Tämä Maailma Odottaa
5. Saatanalle
6. Puhdas
7. Ikuisuuden Kynnyksellä
8. Sodan Roihu
9. Hurmos
10. Profeettasi

Credits
Recorded and mixed at Studio Blackvox, spring 2015.
Mastered by T.T., June 2015.
Cover paintings laid on canvas by Pahapasi, spring 2015.
Photography & design by K.Letho, Porta Atra.
All music and lyrics written by Shatraug, arranged to their final form by Horna.

Lineup
Spellgoth - Voices 
Shatraug - Guitar
Infection – Guitar
Hex Inferi - Bass
Vainaja - Drums

Horna - Amadriada - New Track, 2015

HORNA should need no introduction. For over 20 years now, the Finnish black metal institution - founded by uber-prolific guitarist/songwriter Shatraug (SARGEIST, Behexen, et al) - have built a vast, virulent body of work beyond compare. Hailing the ancient ways, HORNA have always honored the underground with myriad EP and split releases. In the interim since their last album for W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS, 2013's critically acclaimed Askel lähempänä Saatanaa, the quintet have released two splits, with Den Saakaldte and Demonic Christ, and now arrives their highly anticipated ninth album, Hengen Tulet.

Their first album for W.T.C., Askel lähempänä Saatanaa served as a unique turning point in the HORNA canon. Not only was there a five-year gap between albums - almost an eternity in HORNA terms, considering their restless release schedule - but it was the first album to feature vocalist Spellgoth following the departure of longtime frontman Corvus. Although new to the HORNA camp, Spellgoth is a scene veteran, numbering Darkwoods My Betrothed, Black Death Ritual, and Prevalent Resistance among his resume, as well as classic session vocals for Baptism's Morbid Wings of Sathanas. With his arrival brought both a new and renewed focus to HORNA: Askel lähempänä Saatanaa brimmed with the ancient mysticism of the band's earliest work, and yet revealing new nightside shapes.

Now, with Hengen Tulet, HORNA continue to refine that approach, and yet bring back in the filthier textures of the Corvus years. Both sonicaly and songwriting-wise, Askel lähempänä Saatanaa was something of a throwback to mid '90s black metal classicism. By contrast, Hengen Tulet carries forward a similar songwriting aesthetic - surging 'n' swooshing speed, spiraling melody both majestic and malevolent - but reinvigorates a foul, fetid primitivism. It's still a supremely varied yet focused spin, compact (and caustic) as ever, but the headbanging, hard-charging tropes are surely a sign of HORNA's well-oiled machinery lately on the live front, where Spellgoth has cultivated no small amount of infamy for his penetrating performances.

The third glorious epoch of HORNA continues with Hengen Tulet, and yet further live assaults are planned for the rest of the year and next.

Format: CD, Digital (LP version at a later point)
Genre: black metal
Catalogue Nr.: W.T.C.137

Tracklist
1. Amadriada
2. Ajan Päättyessä
3. Nekromantia
4. Tämä Maailma Odottaa
5. Saatanalle
6. Puhdas
7. Ikuisuuden Kynnyksellä
8. Sodan Roihu
9. Hurmos
10. Profeettasi

Credits
Recorded and mixed at Studio Blackvox, spring 2015.
Mastered by T.T., June 2015.
Cover paintings laid on canvas by Pahapasi, spring 2015.
Photography & design by K.Letho, Porta Atra.
All music and lyrics written by Shatraug, arranged to their final form by Horna.

Lineup
Spellgoth - Voices 
Shatraug - Guitar
Infection – Guitar
Hex Inferi - Bass
Vainaja - Drums

Horna - Hurmos - Track Premiere

Nocturnal Depression - Her Ghost Haunts These Walls Cover

Psychonaut 4 - Suicide Is Legal

Lifelover - Narcotic Devotion

Album: Moonlover

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Ghost Bath - Golden Number

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Thy light-...And I Finally Reach My End

Morcar Satoric - Les VI Chemins Du Crepuscule

France Decadence

Filii Dei

Peste Noire - Dueil Angoisseus

Burzum - Black Spell Of Destruction

Album title: Filosofem
Release date: January 1st, 1996

Burzum - Dunkelheit

In order to accept grief, it is necessary to allow it to tear yourself to pieces with hundreds of blades of unbearable pain, to immerse into blinding despair and lead to a vacuum where only a gray, silent void will remain.

Forladt - music, lyrics, vocals; 
Nokt - lyrics, vocals. 

Mixing & mastering by Jauhien Charkasau (www.facebook.com/jauhien.asm)​. 
Album cover by Nat Nazgul (www.facebook.com/nat.nazgul).

Absence Of Life - Chapter III. Emptiness

Absence Of Life - Chapter II. Despair

Absence Of Life - Chapter I. Pain

Artist: Sargeist
Song title: Nightmares & Necromancy
Album: The Rebirth of a Cursed Existence
Release date: 17th of May,2013
Label: World Terror Committee (www.w-t-c.org)

Tracklist

01.Reaping with Curses & Plague
02.The Rebirth of a Cursed Existence
03.Sinister Glow of the Funeral Torches
04.Wraith Messiah05.Cursed be the Flesh I Have Spared
06.Vorax Obscurum0
07.Black Unholy Happiness
08.The Covenant Rite
09.Dead Ravens Memory
10.Crimson Wine
11.Dark Embrace
12.The Crown of Burning Stars
13.The Moon Growing Colder
14.Nightmares & Necromancy

Total playing time: 72:18 minutes

Sargeist @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetruesargeist

Buy @ W.T.C.Webshop

Sargeist - Nightmares & Necromancy

Artist: Membaris
Origin: Germany
Song title: Seelenmacht
Album: Grenzgänger
Label: World Terror Committee (www.w-t-c.org)

Tracklist 

1.A Mind Full of Captured Stars 		 
2.Seelenmacht 
3.Crossing the Borderline of Event Horizon 	 
4.Grenzgänger 	 
5.Realisation of the Demon 	 
6.Einsamkeit 		 
7.Remains of Solitude 		 
8.Unendlichkeit 		 

54:35 min

Membaris - Seelenmacht

Bring Me The Horizon  Deathbeds

"Låt Oss Ta Allt Från Varandra" taken from the fifth SHINING album "V / Halmstad", which was released in 2007 by Osmose Productions. Available on CD and LP from the official webshop: www.shininglegions.com


Thy light-...And I Finally Reach My End

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